All Giornate degli Autori articles – Page 3
-
NewsVenice’s Giornate degli Autori promotes Gaia Furrer to artistic director
Furrer has been head of programming at the sidebar since its 2004 launch.
-
Reviews‘Lingua Franca’: Venice Review
A transgender Filipina woman cares for a Russian-Jewish grandmother in Brooklyn
-
Reviews‘Beware Of Children’: Venice Review
The death of a child on the playing field is the starting point for this probing drama from Norway
-
NewsVenice Giornate degli Autori selection 'A Bigger World' lands Germany, Austria deal through WaZabi Films (exclusive)
Producers previously struck deals on spiritual tale for France, Belgium, Switzerland.
-
Reviews‘La Llorona’: Venice Review
The acquittal of a former Guatemalan general unleashes a vengeful spirit upon his household
-
-
Reviews‘5 Is The Perfect Number’: Venice Review
Tony Servillo stars in this Naples-set crime drama ’drunk on pulp pleasures’
-
Reviews‘Only The Animals’: Venice Review
Dominik Moll opens Venice Days with an intricate, ‘Rashomon’ style potboiler set in a French farming community
-
NewsLuxbox boards Isabel Sandoval’s Venice Days premiere ‘Lingua Franca’ (exclusive)
Lingua Franca is the lone US title to make the 11-strong line-up.
-
NewsDominik Moll’s ‘Only The Animals’ to open 2019 Venice Days programme
Independent strand of Venice festival selects 11 titles for its competition.
-
Reviews'Pearl': Venice Review
A female bodybuilder preparing for competition is forced to contront her past
-
Reviews'Real Love': Venice Review
Claire Burger continues to impress with her follow-up to ‘Party Girl’
-
Reviews'Keep Going' (Continuer): Venice Review
Director Joaquin LaFosse sets a mother and son at odds on a trip across Kyrgyzstan
-
Reviews'Graves Without A Name': Venice Review
Rithy Panh’s profoundly moving documentary opens Venice Days
-
FeaturesVenice 2018 preview: Screen's guide to Horizons and Venice Days titles
Directors in the sections include Mary Harron, Rithy Panh and Pema Tseden.
-
Reviews'Candelaria': Venice Review
A long-married couple rekindle their romance with the help of a video camera in 1990s Cuba
-
Reviews'Samui Song': Venice Review
A glossily-executed noir from the Thai director of ‘Last Life In The Universe’
-
Reviews'Longing': Venice Review
An ’’extremely sad” comedy from Israel’s Savi Gabizon follows a man mourning the son he never knew he had.
-
-
News'The War Show', 'Sami Blood' win Venice Days prizes
Documentary The War Show won best film while Sami Blood won the Europa Cinemas Label.